Hi Jeneden
I don't want to sound pessimistic or negative, but it really depends on the age of the patient. A sad and hard fact, but I think true. I am 36, to be 37 in August. I m/c 3 times, a chem. pg and a failed IVF cycle. They retrieved 9 eggs, 7 fertilized, 3 had 3-pronuclei (abnormal) and transferred 2 embies, 1 5 cell Grade A (excellent) and 1 - 7 cell Grade B. BFN .
If you look at the stastic rate, women in the age group of 35-39 have about a 30% chance of pregnancy. However, someone in the age group of 25-30 will have a much higher success rate, something like 52%. Which would really make sense why ttcnumber1 was successful on her first try.
Another factor to consider is your FSH level on Day 3. Even though mine was low at 6.1, we feel that I have poor egg quality. FSH is misunderstood and it does not necessarily mean that they have good quality eggs, but it could mean that there is a good reserve of eggs. Unfortunately, a good reserve will not result in a live birth, only a good enough quality egg will. All it takes it one though, so there is alot of hope in that.
You also do not want to home test before 10 days so the HCG trigger shot is out of your system. Anything before that could result in a false +.
Hoping you get your BFP !! Good luck!!
Cathy